Omelet An omelet is a perfect dinner for one or two, and it's equally delicious to go high (fill with fancy cheese) or low (fill with American cheese).
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Fill with chicken mixture, and top with blue cheese. 12.
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You've got 23 days left to fill with Buscemi art.
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Glancing down, I saw the screen fill with text messages.
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Let cool slightly and fill with your favorite taco fixings.
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That means that comments could soon fill with reaction GIFs.
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Textured planters that she can fill with her favorite plants
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Fill with ice and shake for another 10 seconds. 4.
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No one wants to see a condom fill with cum.
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Even now, the spaces opened by landslides fill with activity.
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Strain into highball glass filled with ice and fill with seltzer.
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His hands start to tremble, and his eyes fill with tears.
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When frozen, fill with water the rest of the way. 2.
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Fill with more crushed ice and garnish with remaining mint sprig.
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Lay a sheet of parchment paper inside and fill with beans.
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Vacant lots, industrial blocks and underpasses nearby fill with semipermanent encampments.
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As the sfincione bakes, your kitchen will fill with tantalizing aromas.
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Hours you can easily fill with between one and 12 beers.
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Make sure your spreader is set to off, and fill with seed.
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Remove wonton shells, and evenly fill with barbecue chicken and coleslaw mixture.
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The company is now renting a big warehouse to fill with containers.
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Neat rows of chairs slowly fill with damp but mostly smiling faces.
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In Personal Shopper, her hands shake and her eyes fill with tears.
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Line dough with parchment and fill with pie weights or dry beans.
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Combine all ingredients into a large punch bowl and fill with ice.
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His legs would fill with fluid and he was plagued by cramps.
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Plus, the feeder contains a small reservoir you can fill with nectar.
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The problem is, I'm not getting a totally clean fill with it.
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Twice a year in southern Sweden, the skies fill with migrating birds.
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News accounts fill with white resentment and torch-lit white-power marches.
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Fill with enough water to cover all ingredients, approximately 3 gallons. 2.
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It is ours to fill with whatever we want — dreams, fears, ambitions.
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Cover with parchment paper and fill with dried beans or pie weights.
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Without warning, the camp would fill with new faces, whispering among themselves.
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In calm weather, the gates fill with water and sit on the seabed.
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I get a make-your-own salad, which I fill with goodness ($7.60).
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Subway trains fill with people during rush hour in the capital city, Pyongyang.
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Her Instagram account began to fill with photos and videos of her workouts.
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Lunchtime classes, which are hard to fill with paying customers, are often free.
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There are so many empty spaces we get to fill with our imagination.
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MARIANGELA's eyes fill with tears as she talks about her parents in Venezuela.
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While we stand outside waiting, the parking lot begins to fill with worshippers.
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Public discourse immediately began to fill with what amounts to rumor and speculation.
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Mills have closed, while strip malls fill with dollar stores and payday lenders.
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For the assembly: Cut the rolls in half and fill with Mokko Chicken.
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I have lately watched my friends' houses fill with water on Facebook Live.
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It helps them understand my heart position when my lungs fill with air.
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They're easy to stack, heat, and fill with food for the entire week.
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Ethan Peck was always going to have difficult shoes to fill with Spock.
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Your shops will fill with unfamiliar products, and your currency will be worthless.
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Pneumonia is when air sacs in the lungs fill with fluid or pus.
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Open banana like a bun and fill with brown sugar, butter, rum and marshmallows.
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"When a person dies of an overdose, the lungs fill with fluid," he said.
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Within minutes, his Twitter mentions began to fill with references to the other guy.
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Place watermelon halves on paper-towel-lined plates and fill with gelatin mixture. 7.
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My mind began to fill with visions of Bernie Sanders and Noam Chomsky amplified.
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There was this emptiness inside me that I would attempt to fill with food.
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The display name, on the other hand, is that thing people fill with emoji.
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Over the next hour, my grandmother's home would fill with her children and grandchildren.
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Over time, those malformations swell and fill with blood until they form benign tumors.
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Fill with seltzer, stir gently to float the fruit, add a few ice cubes.
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The streets had begun to fill with residents carrying the three-star revolutionary standard.
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That's the niche Zero Labs aims to fill with its awesome electric Bronco restomods.
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Starting at 8 A.M. , the house would fill with locals seeking jobs or favors.
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These air sacs, called alveoli, can fill with fluid, making it difficult to breathe.
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Flipboard's always been a quieter place that you can fill with news stories you like.
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Afterward, you can expect your Instagram feed to fill with pictures of the big event.
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I'm in Paris as the streets of Paris fill with huge plumes of tear gas.
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Also, bypass the pesky refrigerator fee and bring a cooler to fill with ice instead.
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The physical world is too big for Facebook to fill with AR experiences by itself.
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A few moments later, the world's white background begins to fill with three-dimensional illustrations.
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"It would fill with leaves, so it was much easier to keep clean this way."
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The elevators will fill with blood, and the snowy maze will ensnare you once more.
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If our lungs fill with phlegm, we lack the muscle strength to cough them clear.
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When Mac DeMarco plays, the streets fill with teens in plaid and worn denim caps.
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So they'll also feel the pinch if those jobs are harder to fill with visas.
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Ingraham saw the car stop, fall through the ice and begin to fill with water.
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"The lungs fill with liquid after someone is shot in the thorax," he told me.
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I am heartbroken, and my eyes fill with tears as I pound the keyboard. Why?
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This means that achieving a clean fill with lively entries is an exercise in patience.
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Just muddle some simple syrup with fresh mint, add bourbon, and fill with crushed ice.
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When the surge subsides, the gates again fill with water and sink back to the bottom.
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This stimulation makes the Skene's gland fill with fluid, which is then expressed through the urethra.
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Growing up, Totah had a separate closet that she'd fill with "girl's clothes" over the years.
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That gap will now fill with Iranian backed militia, friendly Syrian regime forces, and Russian mercenaries.
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"Vibrio does damage the skin and cause these large blisters that fill with blood," she said.
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Take this moment to think about all the time those producers had to fill with nonsense.
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But the real world is huge — bigger than even Facebook can fill with augmented reality experiences.
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Still, most of the higher level traffickers elude capture, while prisons fill with low-level offenders.
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Just plug it in, fill with water and let the garden do the work for her.
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Display in your entry, on the mantel or anywhere you need to fill with Christmas cheer.
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Grab a disposable pan and and fill with with warm water and then add nail polish.
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But then one of her lungs collapsed after the tumors caused it to fill with liquid.
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Pneumonia occurs when the air sacs, or alveoli, of the lungs fill with fluid or pus.
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During the questioning, she felt her pants begin to fill with blood, and began to panic.
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They brought three large siloes to fill with rainwater which they recycle for use on-site.
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Amazon has a big leadership hole to fill with the departure of advertising exec Seth Dallaire.
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"My dream game is a submarine game where it starts to fill with water," he says.
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She held a foam cup that a local restaurant would later fill with ice for her.
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Some days, as I huffed my way over that bridge, my eyes would fill with tears.
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ICECO Portable Freezers are basically ice chests that you never actually have to fill with ice.
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She told police her grandson recently purchased inert grenades he wanted to fill with black powder.
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We'll never know exactly what causes some criminals hearts to fill with intense and senseless hate.
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They contain 30 pages to make your own and fill with your best memories of Mom.
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Line dough with parchment paper and fill with pie weights or dried beans; bake 15 minutes.
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Will the Robotic crate feature a Bishop figure that you can fill with milk and disembody yourself?
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I have a whole hour now to fill with stories about you so I&aposd be careful.
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You either bite your tongue, and quietly fill with rage, or fire back with an impassioned rebuttal.
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The Common Application — used by more than 800 schools — offers students 10 slots to fill with extracurriculars.
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Shortly after, Mochrie's comment section began to fill with both nasty and hateful words directed at Kinley.
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Conservative MPs fear the "black book" that whips are said to fill with details of their misbehaviour.
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He seamlessly recreates a movie-quality set which then the actors and writers can fill with ridiculousness.
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Dip the bags into the ocean to fill with salt water; seal and let the cobs soak
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Justice Kennedy retired this summer, opening the seat that Mr. Trump hopes to fill with Judge Kavanaugh.
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It's pure pleasure to watch the display for an article you worked hard on fill with dots.
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After they take out the eggs, the side effects can cause your body to fill with fluid.
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Twitter started to fill with frustrated messages from applicants wondering when the tool would be back up.
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Fill with ash, spittle, blood and a crayon drawing of your father smoking a pipe, suggests another panel.
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As the living room began to fill with smoke, the family dog woke up his snoozing best friends.
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As the room started to fill with smoke, the mother started gasping for air before eventually falling silent.
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It's November 2017 and the streets of Warsaw fill with red flares, Polish flags, and anti-Semitic banners.
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The third oscillator features variable phrase modulation, noise, and 16 user slots you can fill with customized creations.
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As temperatures edge upward, our skies do fill with more clouds, but we're used to that these days.
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Reader, I have bitten into the gooey center of a stroopwafel and felt my eyes fill with tears.
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In another, called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, the heart muscle becomes stiff and the heart can't fill with blood properly.
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The ferry was carrying an unknown number of vehicles when it began to fill with water and sink.
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The clitoral bulbs wrap around the vagina opening; when you're aroused they fill with blood, making you tighter.
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The sky was beginning to fill with a rosy haze as ferries and cargo ships drifted between islands.
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Flash flooding also snarled New York City's subway system, causing some stations and tunnels to fill with water.
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Her days soon fill with wifely duties: she bears her first child at fourteen, cooks, hosts holy feasts.
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When inhaled in its concentrated form, it causes a person's lungs to fill with liquid, leading to asphyxiation.
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How did you come to the decision to have the entire boardroom and the walls fill with numbers?
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He selected a nighttime version and let his room fill with the sound of the crashing of waves.
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She sinks and feels herself fill with water, falling into a kind of trance — a death-trance, perhaps?
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That leaves plenty of open space for Digital Detox to fill with purposeful breaks from the default world.
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Slice the tops off, scoop out the seeds and fill with soup, a gratin or a dessert custard.
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They certainly got him the 10,000 acres from the governor, which he's eager to fill with Highland tenants.
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NEWARK — The boardroom at the headquarters of New Jersey Transit here does not often fill with spontaneous applause.
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The days shorten and the furrows of the volcano that looms over our town steadily fill with snow.
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Coronavirus death is primarily caused by ARDS, in which severe inflammation causes the lungs to fill with fluid.
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Odyssey, by contrast, never conjures a moment that it doesn't immediately try to fill with an animal attack.
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Overnight, the door to Meghan Margarum's house flew off, and the ground level started to fill with water.
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Reinhardt's passing leaves a progressive vacancy on the court for Trump to potentially fill with a conservative vote.
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It can be mild and easygoing, or it can prickle with chiles so your eyes fill with tears.
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As the reality of standing trial for a second time sank in, Noura started to fill with dread.
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I fired up the wood-burning stove and let the concrete bathing basin fill with solar-heated water.
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"They leaf through it, and their faces fill with shock and wonder," she told KidsPost recently by phone.
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Seal stampScreenshot: Harold StrakRivers in cities can easily fill with heaps full of trash, lost things, and industrial waste.
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The guy is seriously bummed, and it looks like his days are only going to fill with more tribulations.
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And may we suggest investing in finger-bowls to fill with dip if you're hosting a Super Bowl party?
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Heat your tortillas on a hot plancha or skillet, fill with lamb, cabbage, and broken up hard boiled egg.
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Gucci snaps his fingers and the toy trains fill with cash, the living room now a model-filled club.
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That said, there is definitely a niche that Casio could easily fill with a solid smartwatch with Android Wear .
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The star is undoubtedly the Bat-Flask, which the real Batman would probably fill with ghost pepper hot sauce.
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As the space begins to fill with curious visitors, the music fades under the swelling noise of excited explorers.
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Republican Michael Williams created a deportation bus, which he planned to fill with undocumented immigrants and drive around Georgia.
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About 20 minutes before landing, the cabin, cargo hold, and cockpit began to fill with a heavy white smoke.
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Each day has a small pocket that you can fill with a small treat or a spooky little toy.
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It includes a stainless steel canister that you can fill with beer or your preferred cooking liquid of choice.
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I got up and undressed and turned the water on with a squelch, watched the bathroom fill with steam.
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Not like copies or proxies, but as surrogates who we fill with our needs and hope they don't notice.
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On the terraced roof in Neukölln with Vim and Erik as the streets slowly began to fill with flood.
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The modest stadium would fill with folks from all over town — after all, there was nothing else to do.
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As the cells proliferate, they secrete a chemical that causes the bone marrow to fill with scar tissue ("fibrosis").
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Hundreds of lawsuits have been filed in recent years over slack-fill, with many in California and New York.
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It's an echoing, empty space that he could fill with hundreds of servers and fit with industrial cooling units.
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Eventually, after IT gets its fill with a cataclysmic showdown, IT sleeps for the next three decades (or so).
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The app launches on an empty black sphere that you can fill with images by tapping on the screen.
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I had the cool raver ones with the plastic pockets that you could fill with things to express yourself.
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The flooding also caused rivers to overflow, fields to fill with water, and millions of farm animals to drown.
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Most obviously, there are two vacant seats on the Federal Reserve board that Sanders could fill with sympathetic thinkers.
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The movement has benefitted from being indescribable – and thus being a vessel which the disillusioned can fill with their hopes.
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It is a reminder that to inspire means to breathe into, and to breathe into means to fill with spirit.
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A new communications system in the helmet replaces the "snoopy caps" the Apollo astronauts wore, which would fill with sweat.
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The streets fill with parade-goers as people across New Orleans are marking the culmination of the Mardi Gras season.
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At that point, the film has reached its maximum curvature, and the bubble can fill with gas and float away.
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His eyes fill with tears as he calls out for help and tries to lift the massive weight trapping him.
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The game takes the concept quite literally, as your house and school fill with lava for you to jump over.
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Stuff the lamb in the pita and fill with some lettuce, slices of tomato, and drizzle with the herb sauce.
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But the water was corrosive and, without proper treatment in place, began to fill with lead from the city's pipes.
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The company has grown its user base while allowing its News Feed to fill with outrage, sensationalism, and fake news.
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Every year, December's airwaves fill with terrible seasonal songs, from the trite, to the dirge-like, to the inexplicably horny.
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To celebrate the beginning, fairgoers will decorate take-home packets to fill with donated seeds from the Hudson Valley Seed Library.
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For First Class, the perks are even more inviting, including two free checked bags that you can fill with holiday leftovers.
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Rivera had hopped his way in here just before 7 PM, as the room started to fill with the evening crowd.
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Also, a fresh 20053 months to fill with all new cinematic experiences—and that all starts with the Sundance Film Festival.
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All too common and always uncool: Our respective inboxes began to fill with emails from racist readers making ugly complaints. 3.
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As she watches him leave, Heidi's eyes fill with tears, and she heaves a sigh of relief — and perhaps of regret.
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They curiously ignore that, based on these images, the product causes your food hole to rapidly fill with extraneous pearly whites.
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Check out these personalized LED goblets you could fill with neon candy: Guests usually like to go home with something sweet.
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The speech bubbles fill with more and more text in order to make it difficult to quickly parse what's being said.
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Some offer prompts and inspirational quotes, and others leave the pages blank for you to fill with your own personal reflections.
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The alveoli (air sacs at the end of the breathing tubes in your lungs) can become inflamed and fill with fluid.
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It seems as if Trump possibly asked for a cup to fill with water, then loaded the sucker up with lemonade.
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You can bet movie trailers, video sets, and tour buses will fill with that distinct musky scent at this very moment.
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Place the ziplock bag inside the jar and fill with enough water that it acts as a heavy pillow, and seal.
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They leave openings for wines to fill with their range of fruity, sweet, bitter flavors and their acidity and tannic structures.
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Mom will love keeping her favorite books sandwiched between these sturdy glass vases which she can fill with her favorite flowers.
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The space around me was empty, in a sense, but it also began to fill with the warmth of white noise.
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The cockpit begins to fill with smoke, and sparks erupt briefly, and then— The countdown finishes, and everything explodes into colour.
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The house will fill with the aroma of cumin from my mom's simple meal of ful medames, a fava bean dish.
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As a result, every time there is a debate over possible military action, the airwaves fill with warnings about American credibility.
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Maybe the aisles would fill with children from the middle school nearby, or with commuters coming home on the L train.
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When recalling how a landlord let him live rent-free for the first six months, Mr. Pendleton's eyes fill with tears.
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All she has to do is fill with water, load up the infuser with her favorite tea, and let it brew.
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If a valve completely breaks off, the room can fill with steam, creating condensation that can warp wood and damage paint.
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The dance floor began to fill with the first accordion runs and was packed by the start of the second tune.
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Either they're sort of like one-man, small operated submarines, or drone submarines, even better, that you can fill with drugs.
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Trump is a messed up guy with a hole in his heart that he tries to fill with money and attention.
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I fill with dread and angst, my thoughts regressing to the negative: What if all my friends are busy this weekend?
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For the emptiness of space, we actually created these giant tanks that we fill with glycerin and corn syrup and saltwater.
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The lungs can then become irritated from the water and fill with fluid resulting in respiratory problems, brain damage or even death.
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I mean, who among us hasn't wished for a fork made of candy, or a bigger stomach to fill with more food?
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Not having a screen to stare at freed up a lot of time, giving Lennon an entire childhood to fill with music.
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When it's rainy, the flimsy tents fill with mud and families struggle to get warm around small fires that surround their sites.
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Prosecutors alleged that Graswald, 37, intentionally killed Viafore, 46, by removing a plug from his kayak so it would fill with water.
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While hotel airports are likely to fill with stranded passengers, hotels in some affected areas are reacting to the storm with deals.
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In the past, the best and brightest thinkers in the English language had many pages to fill with their wit and panache.
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But when you enter an encounter with enemies, you'll be locked into that space and the tiles then fill with different symbols.
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Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)Anthony Scott lowers his voice and his eyes fill with tears when he talks about his younger brother.
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In honor of Earth Day, the coffee chain allowed customers to bring a cup from home to fill with a 12-oz.
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Expect Hall H to fill with Halloween fans happily singing along to the original's Plink-plink-plink-Plink-plink-plink theme song.
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The district's current budget has a $480 million gap that officials hope to fill with bigger pension funding support from the state.
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But in the rainy season — in theory from July to November — the complex can fill with water, submerging many of its passageways.
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Locked gates to private beaches swing open, restaurants like Offshore Ale, Martha's Vineyard Chowder Company and the Wharf Pub fill with locals.
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It's a thin, yet sturdy skeleton, one that the show's creators fill with new ideas, and also story elements from later Castlevania games.
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Danbi's eyes fill with tears when she talks about her brother, but she chooses to believe he is still fighting for his life.
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Watching her eat that cheese, do not be surprised if your own eyes fill with water: Nosrat has an exceptional capacity for transference.
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His death creates a new vacancy on the 9th Circuit, which President Trump now will be able to fill with his own nominee.
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Instead of this massive space I have to fill with loads of stuff, why don't I turn it inside out and look outwards?
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"We experiment a lot with different cask types to fill with mature Balvenie liquid and these have not always been successful," he says.
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Infection causes alveoli to fill with fluid or mucus, limiting the amount of oxygen entering the sacs and making it painful to breathe.
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The streets fill with tech sector employees, executives, and the media, while sky-high rates are charged for hotel rooms and apartment rentals.
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The gas injures the respiratory tract, and, in some cases, can cause victims to choke to death as the lungs fill with fluid.
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Repeat until you're no longer clenching your jaw, until you can let go of your nostrils and allow them to fill with water.
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As he turned up the heat, the room began to fill with the aromas of cinnamon, coriander, paprika, cloves, nutmeg, and caramelizing onions.
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Each date in the diary has five blank spaces (one for each year) that they can fill with random musings, ideas, and memories.
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For the first time, private-equity giant KKR is rolling out a formal analyst program that it hopes to fill with college graduates.
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HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're wondering how many more Metro cars will fill with smoke before the month ends.
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Despite the generosity, the project ran over budget and created a nearly $190,000 hole that the organizers are trying to fill with donations.
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The New York summer weather was agreeable, so as the night wore on the party began to fill with people he didn't recognize.
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Blood means go to the ER. In the hospital we often keep a cup bedside to fill with loogies and measure the output.
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The swelling and the impaired flow of oxygen can cause those areas in the lungs to fill with fluid, pus and dead cells.
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The countertops were never secured to the cabinets below, leaving a half-inch gap that Mr. Polanco tried to fill with wood chips.
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Now Liverpool, in one 10-minute blitz, seemed to fill with doubt a team that had been so composed, so unruffled, all season.
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Grab a hot water bottle (the silicone kind that you'd normally fill with hot water) and fill it with cold water and ice.
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The chaos in Trump's government was creating a vacuum abroad, one that entrepreneurs like Stryk could fill with deal-making and private diplomacy.
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Dear Readers: Here are some new uses for old tires: Paint a pretty color and fill with dirt to use as a planter.
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Since all four corner sections fed into the center, that middle area was harder to fill with good entries than it might look.
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The attempt to fill a hole in one's life that one would prefer to fill with a schnauzerpoo or, failing that, a child?
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In 19923, I received a fellowship that came with a preposterous gift: an empty year, mine to fill with whatever I consider my work.
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That's the kind of serious vacuum Warren will be able to fill with what even casual followers of Washington politics know is her agenda.
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The once-clear waters of the bay fill with plumes of blood as the tiger sharks chow down without mercy on the humpback whale.
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Participants filled out a survey in a quiet room, which suddenly began to fill with smoke (from a vent set up by the experimenters).
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Carter told one friend she instructed Roy to "get back in" when he had second thoughts after his car began to fill with fumes.
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Puma is a debut advertiser for the new Shopping ad product, but the video site will soon fill with these sorts of product suggestions.
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DesignThe Step2 Duck Pond Water Table is exactly like it's name — an activity table you can fill with water and the included little ducks.
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Those jobs have been easier to fill with Britain in the EU, but companies are expressing worries that could be disrupted after Thursday's vote.
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For the first time ever, the private-equity giant KKR is rolling out a formal analyst program that it will fill with college graduates.
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The site began to quickly fill with audio clips from people Spiegel and her team, sourced on places like on Reddit's GoneWildAudio and Literotica.
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The backdrop: Tech companies such as Microsoft, Google and Facebook say the visas are crucial for specialized jobs they can't fill with American workers.
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Thus, Phil may be looking at an unfolding vista of free time to fill with trips to his favorite Thai place in Sioux City.
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Watching her Facebook feed fill with stories of women abused by men, she said she sees it as "intense, dark," yet exhilarating and clarifying.
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When the family of the deceased has the means, they build big clay pots they fill with water or Dolo—a kind of beer.
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One man jumped onto the teller counter and pulled out a handgun, throwing down a garbage bag for the tellers to fill with money.
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But the lungs of coronavirus patients begin to fill with fluid, which ER doctors like Dark can see in X-rays as white clouds.
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Riders on a southbound A train had feared they would die after the train struck a tunnel wall and began to fill with smoke.
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My boyfriend bought me these adorable glass (plastic-free!) empty lip balm containers from Amazon that I fill with Aquaphor from my bulk container.
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In similar cases involving cocaine, the walls of the lungs' air sacs break down and fill with blood, "preventing air exchange," Dr. Fowler wrote.
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Anyway, what we've got here is a delicate porcelain bucket for you to fill with ice and then jam heavy sparkling wine bottles into.
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Three pentagons at a vertex gives us 324 degrees, which leaves a gap of 36 degrees that is too small to fill with another pentagon.
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Sometimes an area might suddenly fill with beautiful violet flowers, or sometimes a bird might stop right in front of you to eat a worm.
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While this should be good news, these jobs aren't the prestigious and high-paid ones that Silicon Valley is struggling fill with more diverse folks.
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Alvarado is one of several Filipino teachers in their fourth year at Casa Grande teaching science -- a notoriously hard subject to fill with US teachers.
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Lightspeed's partnership with Stripe is big, but there are still gaps in the payment world that Lightspeed will need to fill with other payments processors.
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Prosecutors said Graswald removed a nickle-sized drain plug on the top of the kayak to allow it to fill with water and become unstable.
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If you're only going to get one Sonos speaker and it has a lot of space to fill with audio, it should be this speaker.
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"Your spending will likely go up now that you have much more free time to fill with travel and activities that cost money," she says.
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The headlamp helps me find my way through the camp in the dark, and the little orange thing is a container I fill with water.
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Prosecutors say Graswald removed a nickle-sized drain plug on the top of the kayak to allow it to fill with water and become unstable.
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There is in this and other drawings an unerring sense of how much to include, and which spaces to fill with color or with lines.
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In the early afternoon, the hall began to fill with men wearing white head scarves and the traditional curved daggers, called janbiyas , in their belts.
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Then there are largely toxic forum websites like 4chan and 8chan, where men trade explicit images of women, and private forums fill with revenge porn.
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Those jobs have been easier to fill with Britain part of the EU, but companies are expressing worries that could be disrupted after Thursday's vote.
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The assault caused Robyn F.'s mouth to fill with blood and blood to splatter all over her clothing and the interior of the vehicle.
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As the doctor inserted the scope through my cervix I felt my uterus fill with cold water in order to expand it for the procedure.
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Spanning out from the square are bustling streets that in the evenings fill with both citizens and tourists visiting restaurants, nightclubs, kebab stands, and bars.
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These are over-the-counter plastic bottles that you fill with an included salt packet and distilled water and then flush your nose, Takashima says.
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You can make 3 to 6 cups of espresso with it and watch the clear container at the top fill with coffee as it brews.
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Instead, some brought empty suitcases to fill with Russian goods to sell back home, and the schedule was almost evenly split between talks and meals.
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Read more of Business Insider's reporting on Amazon's advertising business:Amazon has a big leadership hole to fill with the departure of advertising exec Seth Dallaire.
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We'll give you a recipe box to fill with recipes (wherever they come from), and show you tools to organize your recipes however you like.
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We'll give you a recipe box to fill with recipes (wherever they come from), and show you tools to organize them as you see fit.
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Their frequent mud baths create depressions in the soil that fill with water and become important breeding habitats for insects and amphibians, Dr. Beck said.
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" Tidal pools, found where land and sea meet, create depressions that fill with water and nurture what the landscape architect Signe Nielsen affectionately called "critters.
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"I liken calling and directing a game to flying a plane," Galloway, whose job the Hawks fill with a multitude of staff members, told me.
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He uncovers his red cheek patches — the only swaths of color on his otherwise black body — and they fill with blood, brightening like a blush.
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They will pluck a hair from your head and tuck it into a brass amulet that they fill with spices, minerals and other magical ingredients.
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If airlines choose planes that are too big, they risk owning multimillion-dollar behemoths that are expensive to fly and tough to fill with passengers.
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In the days before, the streets fill with the red hearts people receive in exchange for their donations, and Poles become kind to one another.
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But a heavy rain started falling and the cave complex quickly began to fill with water, forcing them deeper into the maze to avoid drowning.
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And, based on my own scientific research: Everybody forgets how to drive, subway stations get flooded and sidewalks fill with people carrying obnoxiously large umbrellas.
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Something lightly clicked within the pod and I felt my lungs fill with a chemical mist that I can only assume harmed them in some way.
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Janeiro Gabriel, 33, also from Buzi, was caught at a fish market when streets started to fill with water some 36 hours after the storm hit.
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In an interview about Frank & Lola, you described your character Frank as having a frightening emptiness inside him that he tried to fill with other people.
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Floodwaters from Harvey's intense, heavy rain disrupted steam supply to the two coker drums causing them to fill with a petroleum coke sludge, the sources added.
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Those cells can cause air sacs in the lungs, known as alveoli, to become inflamed or fill with fluid and pus, causing the symptoms of pneumonia.
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I lowered the minimum score in my word list as far as I could, and all of the sudden, I hit upon a fill with ELDERBERRY.
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Unlike traditional 3D printers that build layer-by-layer, Branch's machines will create lattices, which they will then fill with liquid foam and concrete that hardens.
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Even as the camps fill with water and the health and safety situations become tenuous, the recent rains are only a foreshadowing of things to come.
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With Covid-219, most deaths are caused by acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), which causes already-damaged lungs to fill with fluid, and makes breathing difficult.
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There's a buzz as the machine switches on, and the air starts to fill with the distinctive burnt-static scent of ozone, the smell of thunderstorms.
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Nestled in an inland valley, sleepy Sóller springs to life on Saturdays when the streets fill with market stalls selling everything from straw totes to sobrassada.
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This time, she and her company have graduated to the larger Ted Shawn Theater, which they will fill with Rodríguez's zesty form of contemporary flamenco theater.
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If he doesn't want to mist, he could create a pebble tray, which is, unsurprisingly, a tray with pebbles in it that you fill with water.
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Kotha 23 The hardware shops along the street close at night, but dark stairways fill with men queuing up to enter one of the many brothels.
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Expect kitschy red velvet curtains, neon disco-ball lighting and long communal tables that quickly fill with multigenerational families, birthday celebrants, and couples young and old.
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We'll also give you a recipe box to fill with recipes (wherever they come from), and show you tools to organize your recipes however you like.
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It may be that genes constrain how birds can develop, or that the niches birds could fill with different beaks are already occupied by other animals.
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Reporters fly into Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, then rent cars that they fill with remnants of Jimmy John's sandwiches and pizza from Casey's General Store.
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If you know your roommate has a bigger space they've been wanting to fill with a plant, consider a rubber tree, which resembles a ZZ, only bigger.
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After the clock strikes seven, the boards begin to fill with a riddle of green, glowing numbers and words that are only legible to the truly degenerate.
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I look around, blinking into the far distance and very quickly my adjusting eyes fill with grit… Welcome to the weird world of 21st century virtual reality.
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Below: Luis' refrigerator in Venezuela One shipment contains six 90-pound boxes, with each box costing roughly $50 dollars for shipping and $150 to fill with groceries.
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In wet cupping, a therapist will first puncture the skin using what looks like a toothbrush with little spikes attached; the suction cups slowly fill with blood.
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A study published in the African Journal of Zoology details how the footprints elephants leave behind can fill with water, creating natural puddles that team with life.
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As Conger explains in the video, its officially known as epididymal hypertension, which occurs when the testicles fill with fluid and blood rushes to the genital regions.
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The city's warehouses would fill with bales of imported wool waiting to be woven, and bolts of finished cloth waiting to be sold at an annual fair.
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For the uninitiated, the Whizzinator is an elaborate strap-on penis outfitted with a warmed, external bladder that drug testees fill with either clean or synthetic urine.
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Silicon Valley companies rely on temporary visas for high-skilled foreign workers to fill thousands of engineering and technical jobs say they can't fill with domestic talent.
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In case fashion lines, lip kits and old school music videos aren't enough, you can now get your Kendall and Kylie fill with a Jenner-inspired milkshake.
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That position is generally hard to fill with a potent batter: The number of shortstops in the majors who frighten the opposition with the bat is low.
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With its low lighting, chocolate velvet chairs, and smoky gray walls, Andrea is a sophisticated spot, and at lunchtime its tables fill with fashionably dressed business people.
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It's more amorphous, a thicc blob of color that you can fill with air wherever you happen to be: at the beach, the park, your airport gate.
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Place the stuffed apples in a 2-quart baking dish, fill with 3/4 cup of water, and bake the apples uncovered until soft, about 1 hour.
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Rickard played well in left field in the first two contests, a position the Orioles had hoped to fill with the offseason signing of Hyun Soo Kim.
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Indian officials are eager to stage an event at a new 110,000-seat cricket stadium in Ahmedabad, which Mr. Modi's side has vowed to fill with fans.
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About an hour before the game, the terrace outside the kindergarten began to fill with young parents in bomber jackets, snapback caps, stylish glasses and interesting shoes.
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To a girl who had grown up mostly without others around, it was amazing how quickly the small ranch-style house could fill with sound and people.
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And when January rolls around, the 2020 Replay playlist will be a blank slate to fill with your favorites from Apple Music's catalog of 60 million tracks.
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And when the Patriots were not playing, the stadium hosted dozens of rock concerts, where pervasive drug and alcohol use caused nearby hospitals to fill with patients.
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"I remember reading about Babylon, which is now Iraq, and what the barbarians did there," says Idehen, as the cafe starts to fill with early-evening punters.
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There's no add-on device necessary, so you don't have to worry about clipping a cooker on the side — just fill with water and you're ready to go.
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Varela detailed how he had broken Noceda's legs to stuff her body into a black crate, which he planned to fill with onions and bury, a coworker said.
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Not as important, but equally worrisome for environmentalists, are the more than 100 judicial vacancies across the US that Trump will be able to fill with his appointees.
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Just before the speech he signed an order to keep open America's military prison at Guantánamo Bay, which as a candidate he vowed to fill with "bad dudes".
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As our homes fill with more internet-connected devices, it's nice to have the option of buying one that doesn't add to our crowded home Wi-Fi networks.
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Kayaking experts have said that removal of the tiny drain plug, located on top of the kayak's hull, would not have caused the kayak to fill with water.
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Because there is no gravity to pull blood flow to the legs, astronaut's heads fill with fluids, and their muscles and bones waste away, according to the ESA.
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Instead, the song is on the cusp of something, and it's expansive, the way languid summer days are, vessels ready to fill with what you make of them.
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In keeping with his famously classic and chic design aesthetic, Kors says he loves having black bowls in his kitchen to fill with brightly colored things like lemons.
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Ventilators are mechanical breathing machines that are the crucial lifesaving tool when a patient's lungs fill with fluid, making it very difficult for the lungs to oxygenate blood.
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And in Italy, the gestures of gratitude and music ring out above the country's vacated streets, while social media feeds fill with encouraging, sentimental and humorous web videos.
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Buy a cardboard bin ($95 or $186) to fill with all your previously non-recyclable empties, like sheet mask detritus, and return to TerraCycle with a prepaid UPS label.
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We were also shifting our team and had an opening, which we could fill with a person who could take on the travel assignments that had previously been mine.
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Once he makes the coastal jump — briefly in 1990, and then a more permanent settlement in 1991 — his notebooks begin to fill with evocative sketches of his adopted hometown.
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Poor blacks might have no guns but they had stones, matches, and old tyres to fill with petrol, jam over a collaborator's head and set alight, necklaces of fire.
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As chilly gusts whipped across the platform and Manhattan twinkled silently below, the deck began to fill with athletes crawling or limping around while their legs slowly regained power.
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The music, the space-jumping elevator, the mini-map: in 35 seconds, the trailer drills deeply into my well of nostalgia, which has had decades to fill with anticipation.
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The boat, which was made of rubber, began to tear and fill with water about 26 miles off the Libyan coast, a spokesman for the navy, Ayoub Gassim, said.
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Seasonal Treat On Christmas Eve, the air in most French-speaking households in Canada will fill with the scent of tourtières, a kind of meat pie, baking in ovens.
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In the worst cases, known as Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, the lungs fill with so much fluid that no amount of breathing support can help, and the patient dies.
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Dear Readers: New uses for old fish bowls: * Fill with dirt three-quarters of the way and use small plants to create an indoor garden — a great kid's project.
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The three miles of sand at the beginning and the end present the toughest challenge; it has not rained for weeks, and feet slide as sneakers fill with sand.
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The beach will disappear, the McMansions will fill with water, the lifeguards will age and die and even the towers built to watch for Nazis will crumble and fall.
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" Then there's the "deportation bus" that GOP candidate for Georgia governor Michael Williams said he was gonna fill with "illegals to send them back to where they came from.
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I love the moment when Bernstein sets the words "And fill with grace" to widely spaced chords: a frequent trope in Copland, but taken to a daring extreme here.
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Waiting with anticipation for the empty room called "the Tavern" to fill with strangers, Mr. Fedroff, a regular, was drinking a vodka soda and pacing the dimly lit room.
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According to the NTSB, the fuel flow control lever was found in the off position The helicopter quickly began to fill with water as it landed in the river.
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Y Combinator's latest batch concluded two months ago, which means my inbox is beginning to fill with pitches from companies ready to talk about the first rounds of fundraising.
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Those advisers don't want the President to squander the time because the congressional recess could create a messaging void for Trump to fill with his side of the story.
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THREDUP ThredUp works something like a consignment shop, sending users a "clean-out bag" they can fill with a laundry basket's worth of women's and children's clothes and accessories.
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When I spend time shaping my resolutions, I see the blue ThredUP bags in my closet that I have been meaning to fill with neglected dresses, pants and shirts.
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It's that gap that Microsoft is trying to fill, with an announcement from the IoT World Congress in Barcelona of a new security auditing program for its IoT customers.
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But sometimes that process can be inverted, like when cold air trapped in the Grand Canyon causes it to fill with clouds as warm air passes over the massive gorge.
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Those positions have become harder to fill with foreign workers since 2017 due to the Trump Administration's policies that have limited immigration and cracked down on H-1B visa approvals.
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But sometimes, these immune cells cause air sacs to form in the lungs, known as alveoli, to become inflamed or fill with fluids and pus, causing the symptoms of pneumonia.
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Women with preeclampsia are more likely to develop "diastolic dysfunction," which happens when the heart doesn't fill with blood properly and is a precursor to a form of heart failure.
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Assuming that the Brexiteers' rhetoric on curbing immigration is followed through with action, that could well mean that jobs prove difficult to fill, with wages going up and service down.
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Rather than keep an unsightly bottle of the antacid tablets by your bed, why not invest in a mason jar to fill with Tums and keep it on a nightstand?
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As early adopters' houses start to fill with gadgets and gizmos that make everything easier, a little know-how can ensure we don't have to sacrifice cozy vibes for convenience.
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Do their dream streets fill with mobs drifting fast and slow at once over the sidewalk, each sealed into a private membrane as clear and dense and general as death?
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Filed on Wednesday in federal court in Cleveland, Ohio, the lawsuit said sand used in the manufacturing process is left in the engines, causing radiators to fill with sludgelike residue.
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When Tarullo leaves the U.S. central bank, on or around April 5, Trump will have three spots on the seven-member Fed Board of Governors he could fill with nominees.
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The three subjects carry a single object that signifies South African history and perform a series of gestures as the boats they are traveling in begin to fill with water.
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Anaheim has holes to fill with a pair of restricted free agents, defenseman Hampus Lindholm and forward Rickard Rakell, still in Sweden while at a contract impasse with the club.
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Twitter's Data on #280 Usage In today's blog post about the public launch of 280 characters, Twitter aims to assuage people's fears that their timelines will fill with expanded tweets.
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One thing I have come to understand, though, is what a gift Amy gave me by emphasizing that I had a long life to fill with joy, happiness and love.
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These quickly fill with water that drains from the adjacent forest, thereby creating canals that serve as near-instant inroads on which to transport heavy machinery by boat or barge.
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To ascend, the pilot lets the helium fill the main chamber; to descend, the helium is compressed and sent back into the tanks, enabling the chamber to fill with air.
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From communal stovetops crusted with last semester's mac 'n' cheese to sinks that mysteriously fill with unwashed dishes when no one's looking, cooking in college is often neither appetizing nor sanitary.
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Each year when she returned home to Colorado, my grandmother carried one empty suitcase with her, which she would fill with fresh chiles, beans, and chile powder to bring back home.
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But for someone with limited time and a certain budget and a specific role they need to fill with good engineers, we launched a service three months ago called A-List.
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Luckily, the streaming service has solid picks for all your desires and we're here to give you a guide to which ones will make your eyes fill with Christmas tree emojis.
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On Sunday morning we're reading by the deep end of the hotel pool when the shallow end starts to fill with women, a bridal party to judge by what we overhear.
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"There's quite a void after the Games that you need to fill with something... you don't straight away have the motivation to go sailing again," Mills says back on dry land.
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NASA was expecting to host around 0003 reporters from all around the world to view this historic flight and the grass lawn began to fill with press hours before the launch.
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This eventually became a 13-hour film, so having one hour or one and a half hours to fill with story and costume—[as] opposed to 13 hours—is very different.
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The lawsuit disputes the claim that "Dreamers" are taking jobs that would otherwise go to Americans, instead positing "Dreamers" are often taking jobs that companies struggle to fill with qualified workers.
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On the eve of Epiphany in Spain, some children leave their shoes on windowsills or balconies or by the front door for the Magi, or wise men, to fill with gifts.
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While on a spacewalk with Chris Cassidy, Parmitano noticed his helmet was beginning to rapidly fill with a "funny tasting" water, which began to get in his eyes, mouth and ears.
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Thanks to Will and Joel for their editing — I especially appreciated how they livened up the short fill with their clues for 29- and 36-Across, and 11- and 27-Down.
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World War I had caused a decline in European sugar production, creating a demand that Cuba rushed to fill, with the building of plantations and factories to satisfy the American market.
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The ascension of Mr. Jordan or Mr. Ratcliffe would also create another vacancy that Republican leaders could fill with a defender of the president like Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina.
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A candidate named Michael Williams has been riding around in what he calls a "deportation bus," that he has promised to fill with "murderers, rapists, kidnappers" and send back to Mexico.
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And unlike a spending bill you can fill with sweeteners to entice members to vote "yes," there is no amount of money that will change decades-worth of identity politics overnight.
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The cells on the spreadsheet began to fill with names and more names, some highlighted darkly in red to highlight men who had been accused by multiple women of sexual assault.
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They first get black polythene bags from the forest department to fill with mud and manure, followed by seeds and training on how to sow them and tend to the trees.
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Although this dollhouse bookcase may not be as luxe as the one Winfrey gifted Kaling, what's better than giving a small child a dreamy bookcase to then fill with imaginative reads?
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It's an LP that walks the rare line of somehow being obnoxiously pretentious yet harmlessly innocent, occupying that complicated space in between that we all look to fill with indie rock.
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What if we let their mansions fill with sea water and never entered them again, or repurposed them so that they had a utilitarian function for those who have fewer resources?
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With many of Gilead's top brass blown up or injured there's a clear fissure in the state's power, one that new character Commander Cushing tries to fill with excessive violence and intimidation.
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" He said refugees and migrants "would fall overboard, they didn't know how to navigate, boats were left adrift, they'd lose their engines, they'd break apart and the sea would fill with people.
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Not only are magnetic palettes available to fill with Louder Powder eye colors of your choice, but the store's glitter press allows you to make the shimmering, iridescent shadow of your dreams.
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Thanks to Senate Republican obstruction, there are currently two vacant seats on the Federal Reserve Board that Donald Trump could fill with monetary policy doves who would make his stimulus agenda workable.
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Judge Gorsuch made a statement in a 2016 dissent that should fill with hope the heart of every American who believes in the rule of law rather than the rule of men.
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I half expected the door to lock and for the basement to fill with noxious gas, but before it could, I checked the tour listing and realized I had made a mistake.
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As they filmed scenes where sub begins to fill with water, the actors had to stand in water for hours at a time, often while it was too cold or too hot.
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The Trump administration is looking to overhaul the worker-visa program used by tech companies to hire high-skilled foreign workers for technical jobs they can't fill with Americans (aka H-1B) .
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That's why the Songbird Essentials Ultimate Oriole Feeder has prongs to hold four orange slices at a time, along with small wells to fill with grape jelly, which is another oriole favorite.
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It was not until after watching her home in Aguada, P.R., fill with water and the roofs blow off houses during Hurricane Maria that Suzette Sanchez began noticing those around her dying.
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He is apt to pronounce that there are "innocent delights enough to fill with joy every vacant hour" in order to persuade a friend to give up womanizing—which the friend does.
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The trend toward more white judges already is having a noticeable effect in the nation's courts: • Trump has selected white nominees for 10 seats that Obama unsuccessfully sought to fill with minorities.
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Confessions of a superyacht stewardess Come summertime, the harbors of the Dalmatian Coast, French Riviera and Amalfi Coast fill with luxurious superyachts, owned and enjoyed by celebrities, royalty and titans of industry.
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On the outskirts of Bangalore one morning last summer, a sullen young man named Manjunath stood high atop a cocoa-colored 1,850-gallon tanker truck, waiting for its belly to fill with water.
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In another, an outline of a body has been dug into the earth, as if to fill with her body, but instead, the 'grave' has been filled with flowers and framed with greenery.
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On his weeks, the baths "became a little less eccentric," said Jen Emma Hertel, one of Mr. Shapiro's front-desk clerks, as they began to fill with young Brooklyn types and thrifty tourists.
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They argue the program routinely lets in foreign workers with minimal skills, even though these visas are supposed to be reserved for highly specialized jobs that are difficult to fill with U.S. workers.
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It would seem so, but the White House has also gotten heat from the biz community, which says it needs the visas to fill jobs it can't fill with just American workers. 5.
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That alarmed Metro's new general manager, Paul Wiedefeld, who saw "commonalities with the cable fire at L'Enfant Plaza" last year, which caused a train to fill with smoke and left one passenger dead.
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But then on Thursday, there were reports that China and the U.S. agreed to roll-back some of the tariffs — though those reports began to fill with doubt as the day wore on.
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It is this gap which the ONS, guided by the National Statistician and assisted by members of the Royal Statistical Society, is planning to fill with a new measure: the "Household Costs Index".
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"The only contact we ever have with them is the about the generator, which they're supposed to fill with fuel once a week," said Agnes Ansumana, one of the health center's senior staff.
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Four minutes into the quarter, D'Angelo Russell drained two 3-pointers in less than half a minute, giving the Lakers a 7-point advantage and causing the arena to fill with aggressive cheers.
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I've been avoiding pregnancy for my entire life, but suddenly, my peers and I are into our 30s, and many friends are trading their starter homes for mini McMansions to fill with children.
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Apple saw an opportunity in the market which it sought to fill with the HomePod, which adapts to match the acoustics of the room and includes an Apple-made woofer and seven tweeters.
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Also obtained by The Times, the report described cocaine levels in Mr. Mitchel's bloodstream "twice that commonly accepted to have a fatal outcome," causing his lungs to fill with blood and suffocating him.
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Although the law does not specify how the gas should be administered, a state study in 2014 proposed covering a condemned inmate's head with a bag that would slowly fill with nitrogen gas.
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This week, he was on the hunt for office space in Brooklyn, which he expects to fill with the types of people found at other social media companies, from engineers to content moderators.
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Resident Evil 216 and 6, not unlike the undying Paul W. S. Anderson films, became entrenched in never ending action sequences and a storyline more brainless than the ghouls you fill with lead.
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And if you want to build your own, the Craft Advent Box is just that: an empty-but-festive-looking cardboard box that you can fill with craft beer or small bottles of wine.
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Both these products marry hardware and software together in meaningful ways that are designed to make them truly fit into the unique gap in the market that Microsoft is trying to fill with Surface.
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That gap is hard to fill with new production because palladium is mainly a byproduct of other metals such as platinum and nickel, and South Africa, a top producer, is shuttering unprofitable platinum mines.
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This imbalance, depicted in the leaking of factory jobs out to China while corporate treasuries fill with money, angers people enough that a demagogue promising to bring back their jobs could get a foothold.
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It left standing, at the center of prosperous and proud communities, a well of monotony, exhaustion, and broken bodies that history has long since given us the tools to drain and fill with stones.
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Bill Moran's abdication three weeks before he was due to become chief of naval operations, the Pentagon has yet another vacancy to fill with precious few days left before Congress goes on summer break.
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If you have pets, then maybe stay away from vacuum cleaners with bags, which are not only inherently wasteful and potentially costly but can clog your machine when they begin to fill with hair.
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And on any given night when the Knights play at home, the restaurants and bars surrounding the arena fill with locals and visitors, hockey fans and those sampling the sport for the first time.
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It's one of those strikingly beautiful places in Southern California, cradled by green hills and almost perpetually sunny, that human beings have decided to fill with chain restaurants, big box stores, and gas stations.
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As in previous "Animal Crossing" games, you'll be able to unlock a museum after a short amount of time, which you can then fill with critters and fossils you collect from around the island.
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When Ms. Kondo's show first aired on Netflix, thredUP, the online consignment shop, reported an 80 percent surge in requests for Clean Out kits, the bags customers fill with everything they want to sell.
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A wipes warmer, if you don't know, is a plastic tub with a heating unit inside that you plug in and fill with baby wipes so that they constantly stay a little bit toasty.
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What such a closure would do, he said before reversing himself, would be to force parents to stay home, including those who work in the hospitals that are expected to fill with coronavirus patients.
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What such a closure would do, he said before reversing himself, would be to force parents to stay home, including those who work in the hospitals that are expected to fill with coronavirus patients.
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For Ligon, encountering Lite Brite, where artisans working for clients like Bergdorf Goodman use blow torches to bend glass tubing, which they then fill with gas and connect to an electrical charge, was kismet.
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"I've heard condoms called sewer lilies because they fill with air or gas and float to the top," said Cynthia Finley, the director of regulatory affairs at the National Association of Clean Water Agencies.
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We'll get you set up with a recipe box to fill with the dishes you want to make (wherever the recipes come from), and we'll give you the tools you need to organize them.
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These days of presidential interregnum have seen newspapers' opinion pages fill with warnings of tyranny and autocracy, fueled by the election of a man whose campaign rhetoric showed disregard for normal rules of conduct.
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On the ASMR kit, there's a tiny microphone connected to a speaker as well as a tray you fill with included bits of foam and plastic balls; mix these into slimes of various viscosity.
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Some specific momentum-stoppers, as well as more standard fill with notably clever clues: ALANIS, ENGEL, BEEBE, EYRE, AGENDAS, ELOPES and even the mundane HAVE, which I didn't, until pretty late in the solving.
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The penis consists of three tubes: the hollow urethra that carries urine and semen, and two soft, spongy tubes called the corpora cavernosa that fill with blood to stiffen the penis in an erection.
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The pink, ghostly glow evokes both the whale's flesh and the buckets that fill with blood when the whale is flensed, while the unpainted knotholes suggest something that has been sawed or scraped away.
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This claim (which might not be backed by hard science) has already led the App Store to fill with coloring applications in recent months, including apps like Recolor, Pigment, Colorfy, Heycolor, and dozens of others.
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Yet his journey was soon to take its biggest and scariest turn as he suffered a severe liver infection in 2015 that forced his organs to shut down and his lungs to fill with fluid.
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Then there are the people — exhausted, overworked doctors, nurses, and facilities workers, who need relief to sleep and care for their own traumatized families and homes, which for many are starting to fill with mold.
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But at the same time he railed against weak borders and "corrupt" laws, he advocated allowing in "guest workers" to take jobs that are hard to fill with unemployment so low, particularly to help farmers.
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The cuts mean fewer passenger-plane bellies to fill with cargo, which would normally be a boon to cargo carriers, but concerns about the virus have led to more uncertainty for these air freight companies.
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MANAMA, March 18 (Reuters) - As the weekend kicks off in Bahrain, Saudi Arabian and Kuwaiti cars jam the capital's roads and hotel lobbies fill with visitors looking for bars, restaurants and other night-time entertainment.
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Still, consensus forecasts from analysts suggest sales of Roche's three big drugs will halve over the next five years, leaving a gap Roche aims to fill with new drugs for cancer, multiple sclerosis and haemophilia.
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Her eyes fill with tears as she counts the coins, and you can see the trouble fall away from her: her life will be different now that she has the means to will it so.
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Get the text-only version of top stories, also en Español Roads fill with water The bomb cyclone, which developed overnight, occurs when a low-pressure system has a significant, rapid drop in atmospheric pressure.
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In the small European country Luxembourg, "on the Eve of St. Nicholas Day, children put plates on the table for St. Nicholas to fill with sweets and treats when he comes with gifts," she said.
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If your windows are open, you might hear waterfalls cascading down the drainages after a hard rain, or the interior might fill with dust and the smell of oak leaves burning during a dry spell.
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Who goes there: Summer crowds descending from the north earned O.O.B. its nickname, "the French Canadian Riviera," but the rows of rental cottages also fill with plenty of working- and middle-class New England families.
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The timing of his departure will create another vacancy on the powerful District of Columbia Circuit for Mr. Trump and the Republican Senate to fill with a younger judge like Ms. Rao, who is 46.
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Both were nearly packed every time I went — even on a weekday — with some visitors carrying suitcases to fill with goods, or arriving with printed-out inventory lists, leading me to mistake one for an employee.
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In June, a Utair plane carrying Peruvian soccer fans from the World Cup city of Ekaterinburg to Tyumen in Siberia had to land due to an engine failure that caused the cabin to fill with smoke.
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Once the switches are pulled, the submarine's ballast tanks are supposed to fill with high-pressure air, making the sub positively buoyant (up to 2 million pounds lighter) and pop above the surface of the water.
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At a recent session, Dr. Bloom saw the room fill with people from the area: a young couple who had just moved from Australia, a crew in their 20s and an older woman in a wheelchair.
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The magic number for a coalition is 61 seats, which Lieberman could help fill with his estimated nine seats — giving Likud power back, or giving a unity coalition more stability than they would have without him.
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So if you want to invest your retirement savings in cryptocurrencies, you'll need what's known as a "self-directed" account, which you can fill with almost anything (prohibited investments include life insurance, collectibles and personal property).
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In the aftermath, the media scrambles to answer these questions, because we've got TV channels and websites to fill with speculation, and debating the debate is a tradition as time-honored as any in American politics.
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The judge highlighted two moments: Carter telling Roy to get back into a truck that she knew was going to fill with deadly carbon monoxide and her failure to tell anyone else about it at the time.
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The judge highlighted two moments: Carter telling Roy to get back into a truck that she knew was going to fill with deadly carbon monoxide, and her failure to tell anyone else about it at the time.
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The company works with around 35 universities to identify skills gaps that they can fill with programs — such as through continuing education — that can get students ready to work at a variety of technology companies right away.
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Paris Smith: I had about 15 glass bowls, modular synths, some little metallophones, a waterphone which you fill with water and play with a cello bow, an ocean drum, koshi chimes, and I can't remember what else.
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"When you wake up and you're still sort of groggy and everything but you're starting to think and your mind is starting to fill with images — that's when it came to me," she told the Daily Beast.
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Empty streets almost immediately began to fill with cars and bicycles, and local residents began dissembling the barricades they had put up in protest of Mr. Morales's re-election, diligently sweeping up the debris into garbage sacks.
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But as Chicago's streets fill with Cubs fans, I'll also think back on a lifetime of White Sox memories with him — from my first opening day, when I was 3 weeks old, to the 2005 World Series.
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Walking pneumonia -- which isn't actually a medical term -- is not as severe as general pneumonia, which is a serious lung infection that happens when the air sacs in a lung or lungs fill with fluid or pus.
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However, as much as I liked the looks of this quirky grid, I just couldn't get good fill with four pairs of crossings hiding ICE theme entries, so we decided to give it a rest for awhile.
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In the Great Plains, the E.P.A. will no longer conserve freshwater marshes known as prairie potholes that fill with water in the spring and provide critical, timely habitat for more than half of North America's migratory waterfowl.
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The best inflatable beach chair: WEKAPO Inflatable Air Lounger ($35.98) If you're not into a conventional beach chair, the Wekapo Inflatable Air Lounger is basically a dry bag that you fill with air to make couch-sized.
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H-1B visa holders are classified as "nonimmigrants" who are not expected to permanently reside in the US. Instead, they are intended to be guest workers hired for jobs US companies have struggled to fill with Americans.
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When you're creating digital notebooks to fill with sketches and notes you will need to use an on-screen keyboard to name them, and then you can't move pages in and out of notebooks once they've been created.
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As volunteers handed out T-shirts and tote bags emblazoned with the Jason's Message logo — a turtle with two roses atop its shell — that his friends had designed, the gym slowly began to fill with friends and family.
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Consensus forecasts from analysts suggest that combined sales of Roche's Rituxan, Herceptin and Avastin will halve over the next five years, leaving a gap the Swiss group must fill with new drugs for cancer, multiple sclerosis and haemophilia.
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But its speeds should be somewhat faster, and more importantly, it's supposed to be better at dealing with a multitude of devices on a network at once, something that's increasingly important as our homes fill with smart gadgets.
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Taking back control, for people everywhere, is a message in a bottle which they can fill with their own meaning: for it is a condition of our contemporary lives that control seems to be what we are losing.
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That process has left an information vacuum — one that a pair of high-profile Obamacare defenders have been happy to step in and fill with their own inside intel, as they seek to drag the GOP's bill down.
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I heard the screaming of the ship's remaining living and felt my chest pound and fill with rot as I saw my father next to me and reaching his hand out to me and feeling it grip mine.
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The clarity I had sought through chemical dependency has literally come into focus, as I look at what separates us from one another—those holes in our souls that we try to fill with whatever's available to us.
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Fuel tanks wouldn't feed, engine compressors failed — causing cockpits to fill with toxic fumes — nose wheels came off, faulty tail plane actuators set trim wrong and airplanes flying at high speeds and low levels dove into the ground.
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Today, as our closets fill with industrially produced fast fashion and the headlines swirl with lies and inhumanity, is it any wonder that designers are once again banking on the appeal of the unique, the authentic, the handmade?
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For days afterward, my heart would race and my mind would fill with doomsday visions as I worried about everything around me, including whether I'd have more panic attacks and if I'd ever be able to stop them.
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Now, months away from another nationwide election that could fundamentally reshape the political power dynamics in Washington, Republicans have a vacant Supreme Court seat that they are eager to fill with a conservative Trump nominee — elections be damned.
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I was able to choose which style of icon I wanted — square, rounded square, even more rounded square, circle, or teardrop — and my home screen and app drawer would refresh and fill with icons all in the same style.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - At dusk, when the worst of the Caribbean heat has subsided, parks around Cuba fill with families video chatting with loved ones abroad or scrolling through social media, their animated faces lit by telephone and tablet screens.
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But if you're having a hard time wrapping your head around what is going on here, it's essentially a sturdy frame you strap to a raft, or a pair of stand-up paddleboards, and then fill with hanging hammocks.
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We can hear a serious point being made about, say, the American idea of democracy as material abundance, and the screen will fill with something like a mad dance at a picnic from the 1957 musical The Pajama Game.
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While the Chargers offense still has a few holes to fill with the departure of receiver Tyrell Williams and running back Melvin Gordon holding out for a new contract, with Rivers under center, Los Angeles is impossible to dismiss.
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The main square, Piazza del Duomo, seemed to fill with people proportionally as the morning sun illuminated it: Vendors, shoppers heading to the market and old men sitting around the elephant statue in the square's center fill the plaza.
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While all galleries ultimately have to make money to pay the bills (and more importantly, pay their artists), not all of them see the art fair booth as a white room to fill with decorative, straightforward painting and sculpture.
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At first glance, a fish tank may seem like the easiest and cheapest path to pet ownership: Fill with water, get a few fish and boom—instant pets you don't have to walk, brush or clean up after, right?
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The report breaks that figure down by industry and compares the results to Bureau of Labor Statistics data to arrive at a best guess of how many jobs those industries would have to fill with lawful residents to fill the gap.
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The report breaks that figure down by industry and compares the results to Bureau of Labor Statistics data to arrive at a best guess of how many jobs those industries would have to fill with lawful residents to fill the gap.
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Talking to her sister, she explained that she had brought along a bottle of Hennessy that she was going to dump, fill with Coca-Cola and orange juice, and drink it in order to shake the Housewives off her trail.
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By the time I was in 6th grade I had a folder in my middle school backpack fill with print-outs from the College Board website detailing what, exactly, one had to do to score a successful career in journalism.
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And since the physical world is too vast for any one developer to fill with AR experiences, Snap beefed up its Lens Studio platform with new templates and creator profiles so developers add to its war chest of 400,000 special effects.
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Raptors 116, Heat 89 | Toronto wins series, 27-210 TORONTO — As the Toronto Raptors assembled their lead in the third quarter, Air Canada Centre began to fill with an unmistakable sense that this team was not merely overpowering the Miami Heat.
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The man is a devotee of a maniacal cult that harms people, but it's just so easy to forget that when his eyes fill with tears or he yells "I'm jumping out a window!" before jumping out of a window.
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Esmat, who stepped into the hallway behind them, saw the passage suddenly fill with smoke, and he jumped out a window onto the lawn, where he crawled and hid safely in a deep window well for the duration of the attack.
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If one of the canopies accidentally deploys inside the plane while the rear cargo ramp is open in preparation for jumping, the slight vacuum created could cause the parachute to fill with air and yank the wearer out of the plane.
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It was December 2015 in San Bernardino, California, and the room would soon fill with heartbroken families who were to receive a briefing on the details surrounding the terrorist attack that had just claimed the lives of their loved ones.
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A submarine that births an 'ice baby'According to the team's design, the ice-making submarine would dip below the ocean surface to fill with seawater, then rise back to the surface and close the hatch of its hexagon-shaped well.
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Apútzio de Juárez Journal APÚTZIO DE JUÁREZ, Mexico — The green volcanic hills that tower above Apútzio de Juárez have begun to fill with swarms of monarch butterflies, which return each year for the winter stretch of their celebrated — and imperiled — migration.
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Back in April I wrote about how the physical world is too big for Snapchat to fill with augmented reality on its own, and there are too many ways to use AR for it to dream them all up by itself.
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He said that "something else" is that God-shaped hole in our morally bankrupt world that we continually seek to fill with something that gives us a sense of meaning—and for some people, Tesla is just the right size.
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The episode is overlong, at 90 minutes, especially when you can more or less predict much of what's about to happen in the very first scene, as you watch a woman's Twitter feed fill with hateful invective directed at her.
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Across the room, a wall of windows revealed a twinkling skyline of the city's West Side, and in less than an hour the gallery would fill with an audience that included Cardi B, Whoopi Goldberg and #MeToo founder Tarana Burke.
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You can set up a recipe box to fill with the dishes you want to make (wherever the recipes come from), and you can organize them as you see fit, in folders devoted to the subjects or foodstuffs of your choice.
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I also had ABS for ORS and did some serious second-guessing on some fill with unexpected letter neighbors, like at ASSTDA, CTEAMS and ROLLEDR (which I'm still practicing — my R's roll easier on a little wine, but probably not SPATLESE).
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From Rory in Kiev: The NSC Olympiskiy in Kiev is starting to fill with fans: a few thousand are in the north curve of the stadium, reserved for Liverpool; "Allez Allez Allez," the soundtrack to the club's season, is booming out.
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In 1891, the chapel of ease became a Baptist church, but it wasn't until 1950 — when the area began to fill with soldiers who had returned from war and their new families — that construction began on the structure that stands today.
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Twitter search "Africa + Toto" and watch your screen fill with apropos-of-nothing declarations of happiness and love: "I don't know what it is about 'Africa' by Toto, but it makes me feel like I can do anything," one reads.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian passenger plane carrying Peruvian soccer fans from the World Cup city of Ekaterinburg to Tyumen in Siberia landed safely on Friday after an engine fault caused the cabin to fill with smoke, Russia's air transport regulator said on Saturday.
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Her body shakes as her eyes fill with tears, but just as quickly she is angrily asking questions, yelling to an older brother who made it out, "We were trying to get to you!" and then turning around and calmly cleaning Ina'am's face.
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"Gaming just felt like an area where there was a great audience opportunity, a great revenue opportunity and a major void that we could fill with capabilities we had in-house," said Mr. Wenner, who is the head of digital for Wenner Media.
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Through the painting, Close has accessed the perceptual center of your mind, exploiting the way we process human identity: the gaps of knowledge and the unknown spaces we fill with our own presumptions, the expectations and delusions we layer upon everyone we meet.
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Like Abad's, Wardle's new penis was created using skin, muscle, and nerve grafts from his arms and fitted with cylinders that fill with fluid when pumped from a small sac installed in his ball sac, which is how he'll get an erection.
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Several civilian and military officials complained that the broadly worded deal left large policy and logistical gaps to fill, with many questions about how to carry out commitments by the two sides that appeared to contradict the fast-moving situation on the ground.
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In the second section of "It's Gonna Rain," 14 dancers pour onto the stage, shaped in a V by grid-patterned walls that then fill with fragmented images of Théodore Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa," and photographs of refugees spilling out of boats.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is confronting another crisis in the Middle East this week without a permanent national security adviser -- a role he hopes to fill with someone who shares his foreign policy views at a moment they appear newly muddled.
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There will be a manhole, a bridge, a simulation room to fill with smoke, wide outdoor staircases, rappelling walls and a trench to simulate a subway tunnel or passageway — to train for emergencies similar to the one this week near Times Square.
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Playtime is over, the training wheels are off, but let's pause for three minutes and bask in chiming guitars that seem to want to speak to the stars themselves, as the screen's extremities fill with interstellar clouds consisting of all the colors of the rainbow.
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The colorful vintage American cars, which were an integral part of the transportation system when I first visited 14 years ago, now seem more a tourist attraction as the streets fill with an increasing number of Hondas, Kias, Volkswagens and even an occasional BMW.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman who once reported her fiance missing after his kayak capsized on a frigid Hudson River pleaded guilty to criminally negligent homicide on Monday, admitting she pulled the plug on his kayak so it would fill with water, prosecutors said.
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Although many in the sector are hopeful that hotels will again fill with oil workers as firms that won contracts in Mexico's early auctions begin deploying staff, Gulf Coast hoteliers worry travelers will be deterred by the country's worst ever surge in violent crime.
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One viewer commented on the video, calling the blackheads "stubborn," noticing that the spots required Blackheads are pores or hair follicles that fill with sebum, or oil from a person's skin, plus dirt, skin cells, and bacteria, dermatologist Dr. Papri Sarkar previously told INSIDER.
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Salesforce, which moved into the city when it acquired ExactTarget for $23 billion in 2013, is currently seeking to fill over 60 vacancies in the city while Indian IT giant Infosys just leased office space that it plans to fill with 2,000 new hires.
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The purpose, he said, was to eliminate conflicts of interest; the real purpose, it soon became clear, was to create vacancies that he could fill with industry experts and state officials pushing for lax regulations — people whose own conflicts of interest would be left unexamined.
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It creates fashionable, versatile, and durable bags you won't be afraid to set on the ground or fill with sweaty clothes, including the famous and distinctive Studio Bag, which can be turned into a satchel, backpack, or crossbody with a switch of the straps.
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The premise alone is enough to make your inner teen angst fill with glee, but given that it's been a year and a half since the movie came out, it's only natural to impatiently wonder when The Kissing Booth 2 comes out on Netflix.
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If so, hundreds of thousands of people we see in colleges, working alongside us with work permits, sitting next to us in churches on Sunday and waiting to fill the U.S. Army slots it can't fill with native-born Americans – they, will be legal.
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However, we can't seem to figure out how we got those darn things in the house to begin with, and after it gets dark, we decide to try again over the weekend so we don't let the house fill with bugs attracted to the indoor lights.
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Between simplistic updates to popular platforms like Final Cut and the aimlessness of the Mac Pro line signaled to some devotees that the company had perhaps become complacent, opening up a potential vacuum that Microsoft was more than happy to attempt to fill with its Surface line.
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There is not supposed to be nature in the suburbs, but in Alresford (pronounced AWLS-fud) nature is still powerful — every year the grass at the top of the road will suddenly grow tall, and fill with wildflowers, hedgehogs, little birds of delirious and unusual colors.
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With the entire White House to fill with some of the country's most important holiday décor, Trump, as she has done with other issues, began to research, ultimately landing on a theme for her first White House holiday season, according to East Wing communications director Stephanie Grisham.
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Before its launch down Fifth Avenue, the float slowly began to fill with executives and officials from the N.B.A. and the W.N.B.A. Bill Kennedy, one of the N.B.A.'s most respected referees, posed for photographs with three young women who were also taking part in the parade.
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Just as in Mr. Walker's town, Le Bugue, Bruno's local wine shop offers an astonishing collection of the world's great wines, but most customers bring in demijohns, which they fill with local wine from tanks in the back of the store for about $2 a liter.
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I was committed to making a six-theme puzzle, knowing full well that the theme answers (if going across) would all be separated by a single row, and there would be extra pressure on the nontheme fill — with 25- and 27-Down cutting through three theme entries.
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The marquee room of the exhibition, the one that will draw crowds, is the final gallery, filled with Kahlo's clothes and jewels, along with a compact recovered from her makeup table and perfume bottles (which, legend has it, she liked to fill with tequila when they were empty).
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An article last Sunday about apps for decluttering misstated the fee that one app, ThredUp, charges sellers to return items it has rejected, and referred imprecisely to the shipping arrangements for the "clean-out bag" that it sends to users to fill with clothes and accessories and return.
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While soybean farmers in the U.S. Midwest watched silos fill with unsold crops as top buyer China all but stopped purchases, Christopher Ranch saw domestic garlic sales rise 15 percent in the last quarter of 2018 after the U.S. applied a 10 percent tariff on imports of Chinese garlic in September.
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DevaCurl's comments on Instagram and Twitter are full of angry people saying they also experienced hair damage, and a four-year-old thread on Sephora's community forum about DevaCurl has, in recent months, begun to fill with new responses from people alleging the product was causing breakage and hair loss.
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It actually ended up being a game-changer: She took out a crucial pair of wide-leg palazzo pants, which opened up a lot of space to fill with other more important items, and encouraged me to bring one more sweater, which went on to become one of my power pieces.
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Above all Huxley nailed the way that a society sufficiently far gone into hedonism will lose even the language to describe clearly why, say, "a single-use silicone egg that men fill with lubricant and masturbate inside" (a recent Japanese innovation mentioned by Julian) might not be a positive development.
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" He spends some time recounting his inability to comprehend the passing of time, writing "Bill denied that anyone he loved had died; could not understand why anyone would fill with gas at four bucks a gallon when "Johnny's Standard sells it for 27 cents;" and still "drove" his 1968 Dodge Charger.
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The store sells comforts from Somalia—bolts of cloth for dresses, spices, and packaged sweets—but in the back, an old storage area has been converted to a kind of meeting place, still open and breezy enough to fill with the stench from the Brookover Feed Yard when the wind is right.
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"When it&aposs rainy season, it&aposs very difficult to do archeology, because the locations fill with water and we have to come up with drainage solutions that are not impacting the highly populated areas and ... reroute [the water] to places where it&aposs not infringing on their clean drinking water," Rasdorf said.
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Vector-borne diseases strike poor nations because governments cannot afford to maintain insect control programs, while people living in poverty can become vulnerable because their housing lacks adequate screens and their surrounding environments are littered with debris such as plastic containers or old tires that fill with water and breed insect larvae.
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In Nigeria, the registers are often modest hardcover notebooks that mourners fill with cherished memories of the deceased: a colleague praises her acuity, a co-chorister rhapsodizes about that time he brought an audience to tears with his rendition of "Amazing Grace," a neighbor recalls how she helped him pay his hospital bills.
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This little bit of verbal trickery masks a number of salient facts, such as that it is pretty wild to assert that millions of Americans dying of a painful disease, unable to see their loved ones one last time as their lungs fill with fluid, would be a preferable alternative to anything.
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That shame might stem, largely, from the fear of appearing as anything other than a red-blooded American white guy, but Cohen is really good at puncturing his targets' self-image; in all the best Who Is America segments, you can watch their eyes slowly fill with regret as the segments go on.
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Photo of Joby/NASA collaboration on X57 courtesy of NASA Photo of Joby/NASA collaboration on X57 courtesy of NASA As streets fill with electric cars in the coming years, let us not forget that there is still a long way to go until our skies are on the same path as our roads.
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The sale comes at a perfect time, especially if you're on vacation between Christmas and New Year's Day and need a show to binge on, want to get a head start on your resolution to read more in 2018, or got a new Amazon device that you want to fill with movies, shows, and games.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — In college I spent a weekend picking cucumbers at a farm in Massachusetts, crawling on all fours as fast as I could as someone much more agile than I ran backward in front of me, holding a milk crate that I was supposed to fill with cukes at a rapid clip.
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The size of the court has been fixed at nine justices since 1869 -- including through the constitutional crisis President Franklin D. Roosevelt provoked in 1937 with his proposed "court-packing" plan that would have added six new seats, all of which he would have been able to fill with nominees who would vote to uphold his policies.
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Venezuelans are flooding into Colombia — and it's starting to feel like a refugee crisis Venezuelans are flooding into Colombia — and it's starting to feel like a refugee crisis CUCUTA, Colombia — A half-hour before dawn, the pedestrian bridges that connect the Venezuelan towns of San Antonio and Ureña with the Colombian city of Cúcuta begin to fill with people.
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The bars and the old cobbled streets fill with enthusiasts of all ages, many of them with no place to sleep, enacting the rituals of performative public inebriation, while in lamplit panelled Stuben the upper crust of Middle Europe convene for private self-congratulation over their good fortune at being here, now, at the center of the Alpine universe.
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You might not be reading this whilst perched on the deck of a yacht (and if you are, then make sure you're wearing sunscreen), but if you're opting for a 4th of July staycation — or simply have a lot of down time to fill with some online shopping — then consider this your go-to hub to indulge all of your beauty whims.
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SERVINGS 22 INGREDIENTS 1½ lbs sweet potato, peeled and cubed 1½ tbsp grass-fed butter 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil 2 tbsp thyme, chopped ¼ cup coconut milk ½ tsp sea salt 1 tsp cinnamon ¼ tsp black pepper ½ cup toasted pumpkin seeds (Toasted pine nuts work well, too.) DIRECTIONS Add potatoes to a large pot and fill with water until potatoes are submerged by about 2 inches.
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This weekend, though, you'll be there with the squad—four lads you've stuck with after university because the the thought of any time alone, genuinely alone, terrifies you to your mediocre, useless core, not because you actually really enjoy their company any more—and you'll have semi-danced your way through a few DJs and your head will start to fill with possibile headliners.
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But a rake for ashes and the heavy iron crematory latches, fabricated by the ovenmaker Topf & Sons, survive, as does a rare fake showerhead used to persuade the doomed that they were entering a bathhouse, not a death chamber soon to fill with Zyklon B. Developed as a pesticide to emit cyanide, the gas could take up to 24 hours to kill lice, the exhibition notes.
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Deaths on Everest tend to fall into three categories: Fatal altitude sickness, high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE, in which your lungs fill with water due to a lack of oxygen in your blood stream), or high altitude cerebral edema (HACE, an accumulation of fluid in your brain.) 'We saw dead bodies' As our helicopter descends and lands at base camp, the altitude hits like a ton of bricks.
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Where there used to be an "About Me" bar on the left side of the page that each user could fill with words and images (it was common to make enormous PNG's with the logo of your favorite band, worn like a badge of pride above quoted lyrics, a link to your blog, or a list of concerts you'd recently attended), today, a user can only upload a profile picture or a link, and up to 200 characters of text without any formatting.
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"Through a small, targeted online digital advertising campaign in both cities, local councillors' email inboxes would begin to fill with requests from a number of different people (students, businesses, and other members of [a commuter advocacy group it proposes setting up to act as a lobby vehicle]) for the local authority to change its approach on local taxi licensing — in effect, to make it easier for Ola to launch," it offers as a proposed strategy for building momentum behind Ola in Manchester and Liverpool.
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